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Members of the military are still on duty as Washington comes to a standstill over funding disputes
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Members of the military are still on duty as Washington comes to a standstill over funding disputes
"There's been a consistent failure by the Republican leadership in Congress to deal with these critical issues," said Durbin on Sunday
Mulvaney said the administration has been "very straightforward from the beginning" that the White House does "not want this shutdown"
The Justice Department has turned over to Congress more texts from FBI agent Peter Strzok
John bids a final goodbye to the viewers of "Face the Nation"
House Speaker Paul Ryan says the House would back a deal to fund the government through Feb. 8 if the Senate can pass it
"CBS This Morning" co-host Norah O'Donnell spoke to C.I.A. director Mike Pompeo and his wife, Susan Pompeo
Pence tried to reassure that the Trump administration remains committed to a Israeli-Palestinian peace process with Jordan as the central player
Eric Trump appeared on "Justice with Judge Jeanine" with Jeanine Pirro
President was supposed to wake up at his Mar-a-Lago estate, but instead awoke in the White House residence
Greitens says he has no plans to resign from office as a result of the affair
President's re-election campaign linked Democrats to the government shutdown, saying they are "complicit" if they stand in the president's way
Trump's disapproval rating has risen 10 points over the past year -- to 58 percent today. Here's what it looked like across several key groups, according CBS News polling unit's Fred Backus
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan removed Patrick Meehan from the Ethics Committee, after a report that he settled with a former aide after making "unwanted romantic overtures" to her
Republicans and Democrats are fighting over who's to blame for the first government shutdown since 2013